Sentences with phrase «conventional view»

Her work challenges conventional views of gender, culture, identity, history, and memory.

It's time to move away from these barriers and conventional views on sex, as the virtual world lets people to fulfill all their erotic desires through online dating websites.

While it doesn't mean that other cities in the country are intolerant and hate interracial dating, it's just that they have a more conventional view point.

The most conventional view argues that an investor can achieve optimal diversification with only 15 to 20 stocks spread across various industries.

GDC China's 2011 Indie Games Summit saw a Chinese - language talk from Journey and Flower co-creator Jenova Chen, discussing his frustration with conventional views on gaming and how his work is hopefully helping to solve that.

A conceptual artist and photographer, Simpson's work challenges conventional views of gender, culture, identity, history, and memory.

Micro-mineral analyses of the pebble by the original research team at the University of Johannesburg have now provided unsettling answers that spiral away from conventional views of the material our solar system was formed from.

7 Since for our purposes here the question is not of crucial moment, we shall accept in general, as we have in the preceding essays, the now conventional view of the entity and relative dating of the documents in the order J, E, D, H, P. recognizing with Bentzen, op.

He is widely seen as a centrist and a pragmatist holding mostly conventional views on monetary policy.

There is by now a well - established conventional view about the eruptions of ethnic hatred in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet empire.

Focusing on the body and performativity in her work, Benglis explores and undercuts conventional views on gendered sexuality.

Range Week offers perhaps the most conventional viewing arrangement — with risers, headphones, air mattresses, a couple of monster truck tire trampolines for lounging, and coolers stocked with beverages.

The almost dilettantish appearance of the videos — which have been titled almost exclusively with sequential numbers since 1989 — irritates the viewer's conventional viewing expectations.

Notorious for... A vitriolic campaign against the UK Government's chief scientist Sir David King for his alarmingly conventional views on the causes of global warming.

So, the basic conventional view of how the glacier moves towards the sea is correct, but the impetus for that movement is different based on Schoof's findings.

Looking at this survey through conventional views of sexual desire, you'd have to conclude people are pretty messed up.

Jenova Chen discussed his frustration with conventional views on gaming and how his work is hopefully helping to solve that.

This view contrasts sharply with recent comments made by Bank of Canada (BOC) Governor Stephen Poloz, who offered a more conventional view of cryptocurrency by comparing it to gambling.

I continue to be struck by the fact that the Third Avenue Value Fund (TAVF) view of the financial world, in almost all respects, is almost 180 degrees different from conventional views, especially views expressed by scholars such as Ross, Westerfield.

Lorna Simpson is a renowned American artist whose work challenges conventional views of gender, memory, and representation.

The author sets out to challenge conventional views of British government and governance, and paints a portrait of a storytelling political - administrative elite, with beliefs and practices rooted in the «Westminster Model», which uses protocols to deal with rude surprises and recurrent dilemmas.

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The conventional view portrays passion as understandable at any point in your life.

The conventional view in the U.S. is that the Kim dynasty uses negotiations to win concessions.

The conventional view here is that Virgin will transfer those slots to Delta, allowing it to expand its empire in the only other major European player.

«The conventional view is that language evolved to enable males to do things like coordinate hunts more effectively,» he wrote in his book.

At that time, the conventional view was that by standard regulatory and accounting measures, most U.S. financial institutions had more than ample capital against the risks they faced.

The conventional view is of a process that extends over the lifespan.

They too reject the conventional view that what makes theological schooling theological is that it prepares church leaders, implying that «theology» is to be defined as the theory required by the practice of the profession of church leadership.

The conventional view that a theological school is «theological» because it educates church leadership has been roundly attacked in the current conversation about theological education.

Unlike the conventional view of economic activity as selfish, the reconstructed view of economics is centred on nearly symmetrical gifts — from men to the given world and from the world to men.

As Thurneysen puts this conventional view, «this is the answer which Dostoevsky... wants to give to man in his tremendous godlessness.»

It is hardly surprising, therefore, that the conclusion for which I have argued unites as well as divides me from all those who represent the more conventional views.

Challenging what he calls «the Guild» of «critical» Bible scholars, Finnis argues that the conventional view widely accepted today that the Gospel of Mark is of earlier date than the Gospels of Matthew and Luke is quite wrong, and that the evidence is clear that Mark comes third and last in time among the synoptic Gospels.

This interpretation of the election fits nicely with the conventional view of American politics, held by academics and journalists alike, that party coalitions and electoral outcomes are rooted in economic self - interest.

By making room for the incongruous, the unqualified, and the disparate within the dimensions of a single religious society under God's fatherhood, Jesus» words and actions shatter all conventional views of human reality.

Overall, the Calvin of recent scholarship is a far more alluring and intriguing figure than the conventional view suggests.

Zachman suggests that the Calvin of recent scholarship emerges as a more intriguing figure than the conventional view that he was a cold, rigidly systematic thinker whose most important book, Institutes of the Christian Religion of 1559, emphasized God's judgment and the doctrine of predestination.

This is the conventional view of the relationship of technology to human values.

The American bishops have appointed someone of «conventional views on marriage and sexuality» as the new head of their secretariat of doctrine and canonical affairs.

And while their lifestyles and personal choices may not necessarily reflect a conventional view of faith, their thoughts certainly provide an enlightening — even inspiring — window into their spiritual journeys.

And though neither side represented anything resembling a conventional view of Christianity, what transpired (at least for the first half of the interview), was an entertaining and relatively well - mannered discussion about the dangerous — but passionately followed — theological perspective and hate - speech of the «church» members.

Luther, on the other hand, had released himself from the conventional view or at least practice of the Church as having in its Pope an authority practically equivalent to that of God.